theInterpreter:
dos girls fit quench man

bunnae:

Really nice! Data science is bae

Is that like how Facebook collects our data and sells it to third parties for profit?

Nicoswit:

na why drugs dey sell Wella for there

Akuruoulo:

I go hit u later.
But thank God you ran away from futo mattar

Oga rest, some Nigerian universities already have these courses.
My friend graduated from IMT futo and did masters in artificial intelligence at the university of Nigeria nsukka.
Do your research, UNN already has some of these courses. We like making things seem worse than its here and our African neighbours are really taking advantage of it

TMKsouth:


U trying to derail an education thread with bad spelling troll? What the heck is "teaching absence"? Do u mean abstinence? We're talking 4IR now so get the hell outta here!!!!

TKO

Hoping one day 'CLASSICS' introduced as a discipline over here.

So many things wey guy man wan do but as e no dey nau, we carry body reason Latin

TMKsouth:


U trying to derail an education thread with bad spelling troll? What the heck is "teaching absence"? Do u mean abstinence? We're talking 4IR now so get the hell outta here!!!!

You are always looking for trouble..

theInterpreter:
I agree

My cousin de u.k. is into A.I. well employed

comrChris:
Oga rest, some Nigerian universities already have these courses.
My friend graduated from IMT futo and did masters in artificial intelligence at the university of Nigeria nsukka.
Do your research, UNN already has some of these courses. We like making things seem worse than its here and our African neighbours are really taking advantage of it

Oga things are worst here jareh

TMKsouth:
South Africa attracts thousands of international students each year, mainly from the African continent. This way SA could become the hub for 4IR learning in Africa.

She is already

musicwriter:
While it's a good move by South Africa to add additional courses but it's not enough to create new courses. In a real indigenous system of education, subjects in African schools won't just be limited to those handed over to us by white people. We can even create addition brand new subjects to study what's important to us.

Learn PREDATORLOGY- a new branch of study on how Europe re-colonize their former colonies today https://www.africason.com/2021/08/predatorlogy-study-of-how-europe-re.html?m=1

Don't these fall under sociology and anthropology? These new ones fall under Media and ICT portfolio.

I know with FeesMustFall protests there were calls for the decolonization of SA education. I'm not sure if new introductions were made like you're suggesting.

PAWG:


Nope, in Nigeria. You know we’re always late, my guess is Nigeria will follow suit in 3-5 years.

With all these cows roaming about our roads and insistent strikes of tertiary institutions?

puremaker7:

You are always looking for trouble..

He's just like u, always coming back for a lashing. U two should meet and share notes

femi4:
She is already

I know some varsities have had these courses for some years now, so u might actually be right.

TMKsouth:


He's just like u, always coming back for a lashing. U two should meet and share notes

Lol...

YoungBlackRico:
TKO

Old foe

PAWG:


Nope, in Nigeria. You know we’re always late, my guess is Nigeria will follow suit in 3-5 years.

I doubt we would in 10 years. I hope I'm wrong though.
Excluding private universities, the system here looks to hold onto traditional practices too tight. Almost no non-private universities show you the course content of lessons taught throughout its programmes. This is common across Europe/US— on their websites.

Many programmes that are 4 yrs in Nigeria now should be 3. Those that are 5 should be 4. A university education (at undergraduate levels) is to establish strong fundamentals.


May God help us.

Nicoswit:

Broken waist? Hope say no be those girls break ur waist shaa

NO The other guy before u said the same thing. I twisted it training.

TMKsouth:


Don't these fall under sociology and anthropology? These new one fall under Media and ICT portfolio.

I know with FeesMustFall protests there were calls for the decolonization of SA education. I'm not sure if new introductions were made like you're suggesting.

It's a brand new subject as I said. Read the given link. However, it's a bit of study of history, international politics and relation, and current affairs.

Yes, I know the South African courses are under ICT. But what I am suggesting is that they can create a brand new subject to study, for example, their relationship with white people since 1652, how they've been used, how they're being exploited today, how to take over the tall buildings in Johannesburg, how to take over those gold mines and employ white peasants to mine them instead of the other way around.

comrChris:
Oga rest, some Nigerian universities already have these courses.
My friend graduated from IMT futo and did masters in artificial intelligence at the university of Nigeria nsukka.
Do your research, UNN already has some of these courses. We like making things seem worse than its here and our African neighbours are really taking advantage of it

Difference is that SA is making it standard across most varsities and colleges. There's been a select institutions who've been doing this for a while like University of Johannesburg, so it's not surprising some Nigerian institutions also have the courses.

TMKsouth:
The South African education authority responsible for media and ICTs (MICT SETA) has developed 11 new qualifications aimed at addressing the shortage of skilled labour in the country's IT sector.

“As the MICT SETA we are excited about our partnership with the Higher Learning Institutions in launching and spearheading the provision of formal training for 4IR (the fourth industrial revolution) in South Africa,” said Matome Madibana - MICT SETA’s acting chief executive.

“We are hopeful that with these 11 qualifications we are going to bridge the current shortage of skilled labour within the ICT and digital industries and, ultimately, increase the employment rate and entrepreneurship.”

The newly developed qualifications are:

1[b]. Artificial Intelligence;[/b]
2. Cloud Computing;
3. Cyber Security;
4. Data Science;
5. Design Thinking Lead;
6. Design Thinking Practitioner;
7. Internet of Things;
8. Robotic Processing Automation;
9. Quality Engineering Automation;
10. Systems Development;
11. e-Waste.

Madibana said that these qualifications will equip young professionals and the current workforce to deal with the disruptive effects of new technologies, enabling them to innovate and create new products and services across industries.

The qualifications were developed in collaboration with a community of experts such as universities, colleges, and government departments, he said.

https://businesstech.co.za/news/it-services/522404/11-new-subjects-planned-for-colleges-and-universities-in-south-africa/amp/

Number 1 definitely caught my eye. A.I.

PAWG:



Thanks. We all have our niches. Izilokotho ezinhle

Damn. I'm South african and what is "izilokotho"?

Triangles1:
Even with their xenophobic attitude their government still has plan for them.

Oh here we go..yawn

chatinent:


Make I find better girl for you?

abeg do!!!

musicwriter:


It's a brand new subject as I said. Read the given link. However, it's a bit of study of history, international politics and relation, and current affairs.

Yes, I know the South African courses are under ICT. But what I am suggesting is that they can create a brand new subject to study, for example, their relationship with white people since 1652, how they've been used, how they're being exploited today, how to take over the tall buildings in Johannesburg, how to take over those gold mines and employ white peasants to mine them instead of the other way around.

Oh I get u now. That's some revolutionary thinking right there . But I think or hope there are already courses on transformation. But I understand you're suggesting a radical form of subject that will definitely face opposition from white right-wing elements in SA who will accuse it of "white genocide" or something. They're already on Fox News every month complaining about affirmative action and Black Economic Empowerment. But it could also be broadened to the continental context I guess.

theInterpreter:

Just knew I'll find this numbskull here

KingCold:
Damn. I'm South african and what is "izilokotho"?

Dude that's why I also googled it . That's the thing with online translation apps - they are too formal. That's some deep rural KZN lingo right there.

TMKsouth:


Dude that's why I also googled it . That's the thing with online translation apps - they are too formal. That's some deep rural KZN lingo right there.

Exactly! very deep Zulu

KingCold:
Just knew I'll find this numbskull here

Where else but a South African thread, even though he has beef with SA? Isn't that the common factor with all the trolls we've slayed on this forum over the years? They're forever in SA threads.

TMKsouth:


Where else but a South African thread, even though he has beef with SA? Isn't that the common factor with all the trolls we've slayed on this forum over the years? They're forever in SA threads.

It's not really "hate" but admiration.

KingCold:
Just knew I'll find this numbskull here

your brothers are numbskulls

Let me not ruin this thread with these trolls. this one here, is for the erudite